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- About Me:
- On a Canadian mountainside above the ski resort of Snow Peak, archaeologists have made a fantastic discovery: a First Nation family frozen in ice, superbly preserved. The man is exhumed for examination, but what resides within his mummified body is something science has never seen before.
The experts called in to control the situation have their own ulterior motives, and Sheriff Richard Wade and Doctor Lauren Kemper are about to be the only lifeline for a town plunged into a nightmare.
Snow Peak is isolated, cut-off by the worse snowstorm in living memory. Hampered by the elements and the greed of outside influence, Sheriff Wade and Doctor Kemper are forced to face a new species, mutated, hungry and deadly, in a race against time to save their town.
HOSTS: available early November, 2008 from Wild Child Publishing.
Now living and working in Norway, Dylan J Morgan was born in New Zealand and raised in the United Kingdom. He writes during those rare quiet moments amid a hectic family life: after dark, with limited sustenance, and when his creative essence is plagued the most by tormented visions.
- Website:
- http://www.dylanjmorgan.com
- Favorite Authors
- Dean Koontz, Stephen King, Edward Lee, Richard Laymon. . . . Myrrym Davies.
- Favorite Books
- Any with a good plot, likeable characters and strong voice.
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Hell Notes
Dark Dreamers Featuring Richard Matheson
Here's another interview captured by Stanley Wiater for his television series, Meet the Dark Dreamers - Richard Matheson.The House Of Thunder: A Conversational Goldmine
This is courtesy of Dean Koontz, who wrote this piece as an afterword for the Berkeley edition of The House of Thunder, which was originally published by Pocket Books under the pseudonym of Leigh Nichols.Ty Schwamberger To Teach Horror Writing Class
Ty Schwamberger is the newest Part-Time Faculty member at the University of Akron, in Akron, Ohio, and will be instructing a class in Spring 2010, called, "So You Want To Be A Horror Writer – How to Write Scary Stuff and Get It Published."Storytellers Unplugged
Alternate reality
I’m not a 13-year-old boy from Western Maine, but I pretended to be one on the internet. That sounds a lot worse than it really is. It wasn’t an undercover sting to flush out predators. It was part of an alternate reality game (ARG) run by Scribner to promote Under the [...]Thomas Sullivan: SEA LIONS IN COFFINS, GETTING LOST & WRITING WITHOUT WORDS
Pssst…me again. Thought I’d check in on you. See what kind of problems you got today. No problems? That’s a problem. You’re an adventurer, a thinker, a romantic, a thrillseeker — something in a Walter Mitty fantasy that needs an adrenaline feed. You need a problem. Well…to be precise, you need a problem and a [...]
But You’ve Never Been There!
I like to write about places I’ve never been to. It’s liberating, and it’s an experience that I recommend to other writers.
But wait a minute, you ask. Don’t you have to visit places you write about? Don’t you have to step on another country’s soil, smell the air, mingle with the inhabitants and interact with [...]
Researcher’s Hell
Now and then I sit back and contemplate the difference between myself and a few of the other writers I know. More often, I sit back and consider the differences between successful writers and those who haven’t yet reached published status. I need to clarify something here. When I say “published,” what I mean is [...]
Joyful Stress
Let me list for you some of my responsibilities.
I have a full-time job with a utility company, and while that job is staying, the location is moving… and me with it. Starting in a month, I can expect an additional sixty minutes added to my daily commute (thirty minutes each way.)
I am planning to be [...]
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